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128, 256, and 512 plans have 1 vCPU, while 1024 and 2048 plans have 2 vCPUs.

I will be performing live migrations of all existing services today. You shouldn't notice any more than a few seconds network outage.

Yes, our office is located at 4 Park Lane Blvd in Dearborn, MI (the Fairlane Office Center - suite 305). You're more than welcome to visit our NOC and pay an invoice in person ;) Thanks for the review wlanboy! I have one thing I'd like to note however; Our actual nodes are all Intel Xeon L5520...

RLT would be Root Level Technologies, if I'm not mistaken.

Your best bet would be to use a routing firewall that performs 1:1 NAT to the server. 1:1 NAT means no translation tables, port forwarding, or any of the headaches of normal NAT. The firewall would have two NICs, one facing internet-side and the other on a VLAN with only the server. [ internet...

Proxmox's pricing scheme is ridiculous. Only 33 EUR/CPU/month for ... 10 support tickets per year? Don't worry, you can always buy more support tickets at 200 EUR a pop ;)

They aren't the same service but they offer similar functionality. By default it gives you a security log and a general log. Here's an example from a desktop machine I use at my day job: Daily run Security check: Since the machine's mostly idle there isn't anything very exciting or relevant...

As long as they don't begin to remove core features, I see no problem with them offering a commercial release. There's always the select few that think they can throw money at a problem to solve it.

I hate to sound like a prick, but did you even read his correspondence in depth before jumping to the idea of posting it? It just seems a little hasty to me.

I had a single posting on LEB which did bring in quite a lot of traffic but it took a good month and a half to get listed. I submitted a ticket for another listing a month after, and it STILL hasn't been updated. It seems more and more they're unwilling to maintain the ruse.

The default logwatch on FreeBSD is great. If only more Linux distributions offered this sort of functionality out of the box.

Just another reason for hosts outside of CC to avoid LEB. I only bother with LET since it's not subject to the artificial listing delay - and even that's iffy.

Although we aren't directly in Detroit proper Southfield is a mere 15 minutes north of Detroit and a part of the metro area. Something along the same lines as 'Buffalo' being 'New York'  :rolleyes:  123.net has been very reliable for us. Our Hosted PBX product is running at 123.net and with all...

My apologies to you (and everybody else with one of our services) - I should've included an explanation as to why we've decided to shut down service in Chicago in the announcement and email. As a few people have said in the thread, it's entirely due to Continuum's poor network. We've had our...

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While your requests to OpenDNS or CloudNS may be encrypted, the following recursive requests will still be unencrypted and subject to possible poisoning or sniffing. DNSSEC is part of the solution but still suffers from the sniffing problem, which lacks a good solution My initial suggestion was...

I'd like to see more providers offering YubiKey/misc. OTP support in their management/billing areas. Any public service or community's management staff should be utilizing one when it comes to their infrastructure. Even better would be if more major hosting providers started providing OTP...

Javascript has nothing to do with this though. The backdoor was inlined PHP code. If you look at an exploit for the vulnerability[1] you can see the issue is triggered through another script that apparently calls include() to deliver static content instead of file_get_contents (a pretty big...